Assessments and Feedback

Assessing student's knowledge and understanding is a cornerstone of planning and adjusting plans for teachers, gathering data on students over time, and giving feedback. Feedback is what helps kids grow.

Formative Assessments

Pear Deck

Pear Assessment

Google Forms Quiz

Quizizz

Classroom Practice Sets or Video Activity

Classroom Question

Summative and Standards-aligned Assessment

Pear Assessment

Google Classroom - Practice Sets

Google Classroom - Question

Google Classroom - Video Activity

Google Forms

Google Forms is an easy and great way to assess student learning with various types of questions:

Multiple Choice, drop down, M/C grid (for matching)
Check all that apply, Check all grid (for matching)
Short answer and paragraph answer

To Get Started with Forms Click Here

To Get Started, go to Google Drive. Click New, go down to More, and choose Forms.

Create Questions
Click the Settings Gear (top Right)
Choose the tab that says "Quizzes"
Turn on Quiz. Choose your settings
For each question, click "Answer Key". Give the question a correct answer and a point value. If it's short answer or long answer, give it a point value still but no correct answer. You can grade these easily after.
Post in Google Classroom!

Here is a link to the G Suite Teacher Training Center that has tons of videos and step by step tutorials to help you get started with Google Forms.

Written Feedback

Written feedback is great to personalize or use automatic feedback options to help kids learn from their mistakes or make revisions.

Written Feedback - Automatic

Add "Incorrect" feedback on questions in Forms. If a student answers it incorrectly, direct them to a video in Khan academy, a reading, or a page in a book to review and relearn the content.

2. Create a comment bank in Google Classroom grading to reuse common comments

Written Feedback - Personal

3. Use "private comments" in Google Classroom on each student's assignment

4. Use the comment function on Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Draw either in Classroom or on the Document.

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